Gas cap reservoir - Tarner method

A saturated-oil reservoir has a bubble-point pressure of 2,100 psi at 175°F. The initial reservoir
pressure is 2,925 psi. The following data summarize the rock and fluid properties of the field:
Original oil in place = 10MMSTB
Connate water saturation = 15%
Porosity = 12%
Water compressibility = 3.6E-6 [1/psi]
Rock compressibility = 4.9E-6 [1/psi]

Fluid properties
P Bo Rs Bg µo/µg Bt
(psi) bbl/STB scf/STB bbl/scf bbl/STB
2925 1.429 1340 1.429
2100 1.48 1340 0.001283 34.1 1.48
1800 1.468 1280 0.001518 38.3 1.55908
1500 1.44 1150 0.001853 42.4 1.79207
1300 1.42 1000 0.00201 45.2 2.1034

Relative permeability to this reservoir is given below.

It is required to determine at 1500 and 1300 psi:

a) Cumulative oil and gas production.
b) Solution gas at reservoir and surface conditions.
c) GOR and Rp.
d) Recovery factor due to the gas cap.
e) Cumulative recovery factor
f) Compare d) and e), is it possible to sum up the recovery factor?